What size would would you recommend for SUP? (We own 2, 1 is 10, one is 11).
41478
I used one roll of the 2" wide by 30' long for two boards that are both 10'6" in length.
41479
get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.
41480
2" x 30' sounds about right. also depends on what you are trying to tape. I am assuming ther nose/ rails/ tail. You will need to put slits if you are going to tape around sharper corners. I srayed rubbing alcohol to clean and then onto tape so you can make adjustsments. WORK FAIRLY QUICK!
410775
I would go with an 11 but the bigger issue is the poorly constructed button fastener,be careful because it breaks easily!
102265
doubt it, SUPS tend to be thicker and wider if I am not mistaken the biggest board she could carry would be in the 9ft range but don't quote me on that. Carver makes a rack system for longboards but I am not sure it would/could handle a SUP. If your looking at this system for a SUP I would advise against it. Hope this helps aloha
107789
It would depend on how much buoyancy you need. 3 is fine for my son and he is a big 2 1/2 year old. I would recommend the 3 as I think 4 is overkill but I have only used the 3 and 2 personally! Hope this helps!However it might be helpful if you need to support more weight or to use on a small child to keep them positioned higher in the water. I am not a swim instructor, just my experiences and points of view.
1730002
It has worked well for us in both situations. We have both sizes of this and they are very good SUP.
1305971
The 10-14 large size would work for size 11. They work well and are sturdy wood. Good deal at a low price!
1109180
The cables that hold the boards down are long enough as the others have said for 2-3 SUPs. It does not come with material for the extra boards but I just use medium o higher density packing foam.
1998018
Marshall, go with the bigger one. The kids love our parachute and we have found so many fun uses for it. But as they have grown I find myself wishing I had gone with the larger one. It's worth the extra investment.
406921
My kids have been boating for a long time and have always used Lil' Legends vests they are now 7 and 9 so I don't remember the sizes they used first. For purpose, quality and looks they can't be beat. They have a tag with size recommendations, please make sure you do the homework on which one will work best for you kid's age/size.
1625625
for a 8 & 10 year old kid, I would purchase the smaller size (SM)... the XL are OK for a trained older young adult as the shoulders may feel the pressure... Otherwise I am very happy with these paddles! (I am 6'1" 76lbs)...
15396
I think 1 should be okay. My son has size 0 and he is almost 6 and weighs about 47 pounds. The elastic is helpful.
1823681
I recommend 10" I bought this product for 2 yrs old kids, and size was Ok for him and also storage capacity.
260549
I have 10' Aruba. I am 5'9", and 96" paddle fits perfectly for me as I am just a recreational user. If you plan sporting white waters, you may want a shorter one.
1234166
Hey I have this thing and my 14' SUP is really too narrow to fit properly into the black fabric portion of the trailer apparatus. also, the pin-tail of my board drags some when the 14' is in there. It works great for my 10 and 11 foot boards though.
60945
I would recommend you order one size larger. That is what I did and it worked great. I think part of the reason is because you need to accommodate the space your waders take up.
654256
I would go 11" not more. You want a little wiggle room to accomodate water.
1952207
The Suspenz 2-Boat Free Standing Rack would work fine for SUPs, but given the lower weight vs. kayaks (< 30 lbs.) this rack is over-engineered for this use and much more expensive than other options. Given the flat, low profile SUP design model you could probably load two SUPs per position without overloading the system based on my experience with 40-55 lb. kayaks. I would seek out cheaper wall hanging strap designs before I'd invest in this Suspenz system for SUP storage.